The Grand Ducal Fire and Rescue Corps participated in the transfer of four coronavirus patients from a Thionville hospital. Once again the Grand Duchy showed solidarity, as Prime Minister Xavier Bettel sanctioned the transfer of four French intensive care patients to Luxembourg hospitals on Wednesday 1 April.
Luxembourg's emergency services assisted in the medical evacuation from Thionville. Two ambulances, each carrying five paramedics, firefighters and resuscitators, were used for this operation. The convoy was able to make two round trips, transporting the patients to two Luxembourg hospitals for treatment.
The evacuation was carried out without impact on national operational coverage, according to the CGDIS. Below are some pictures of the transfer operation, taken by Moselle firefighters:. The photos published on this site are subject to copyright and may not be copied, modified, or sold without the prior permission of the owner of the site in question.
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